The Maritime SPOR SUPPORT Unit (MSSU) supports patient-oriented research that responds to health priorities across Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island. Explore MSSU-supported research projects below that are strengthening health systems and improving care by partnering with patients, families, and communities across the Maritimes.
Projects at a glance
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A snapshot of MSSU-supported research activity – current (April 1, 2025 – September 30, 2025) and past (April 1, 2024 – March 31, 2025).
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| Health Priority | Project Title | Location | Status | Project Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| System connectedness and coordination | Determining Patient Identified Research Priorities and Building Patient-Oriented Research Capacity to Improve Health Service Delivery for Individuals with Complex Care Needs and their Caregivers | New Brunswick, Saint John | Complete | SJ-20190730-Doucet |
| Improving access to care | Delta Oasis Program to Discharge Home Among Rural Outpatient Mastectomy Patients | New Brunswick, Saint John | Complete | SJ-20190201-Chiu |
| Health equity and engagement | Barriers and enablers to greater equity, diversity, and inclusion in patient partner engagement in health | New Brunswick, Saint John | Active | 22031201-PE-ASHER |
| Services for older adults | A Pharmacy Transitions of Care Program to Improve Medication Management at Hospital Discharge | New Brunswick, Saint John | Active | SJ-20210420-Goodine |
| Chronic disease prevention and management | Self-Management Support and Chronic Disease Management | Nova Scotia | Complete | |
| Chronic disease prevention and management | End-of-Life Care in Times of Pandemic | Moncton, New Brunswick | Complete | |
| Improving access to care | Drivers of Primary Health Care Unattachment | Nova Scotia | Complete | M-015-2016-unattached patients |
| Improving access to care | Transitions in Care (TIC) | Nova Scotia | Active | R431-2019-BE-Transitions in Care |
| Improving access to care | Projected outcomes of an expanded role for pharmacists in publicly funded immunization services in New Brunswick | Fredericton, New Brunswick | Complete | P0071 |
| Chronic disease prevention and management | Planning for community resiliency in recovery from COVID-19 in New Brunswick | Fredericton, New Brunswick | Complete | P0061 |
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